Liam O'Connor doesn't know what hit him. It's 1992, and his life's sideways. Six years since his debut novel became a bestseller, five since he bailed New York for small town Wisconsin, he has yet to produce a follow-up. At forty-three, alone and befuddled, he hides his neuroses and insecurities behind a blustery façade that fools no one. Commitment-averse, he's dated and left every divorcée in town. Then he meets Sylvia-a beer-loving, tattooed railroad worker, and she seems the perfect ant...






















